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PostPosted: 03/02/07 - 00:42    Post subject: swollen vigina Vote now! Reply with quote

I had sex this morning and the out side (Lips) of my vigina is swollen the other day i think i had a yeast infection so i had been treating my self for that is this part of the yeast infection. it is really uncomfortable to walk and sit down as well what do i do
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